This document contains a summary of 39 multiple choice questions related to education. Some key topics covered include instructional simulation software, teaching methods, learner-centered vs teacher-centered approaches, characteristics of effective teachers, classroom management strategies, and Bloom's taxonomy. The questions assess knowledge of educational concepts, theories, and best practices.
This document contains a summary of 39 multiple choice questions related to education. Some key topics covered include instructional simulation software, teaching methods, learner-centered vs teacher-centered approaches, characteristics of effective teachers, classroom management strategies, and Bloom's taxonomy. The questions assess knowledge of educational concepts, theories, and best practices.
This document contains a summary of 39 multiple choice questions related to education. Some key topics covered include instructional simulation software, teaching methods, learner-centered vs teacher-centered approaches, characteristics of effective teachers, classroom management strategies, and Bloom's taxonomy. The questions assess knowledge of educational concepts, theories, and best practices.
1. A simulation software is an instruction software that provides a controlled learning
environment that replicate key elements of a real-world environment. which in the following stages of instruction simulation software can best enhance and support the delivery of the lesson? I. presentation stage II. guidance stage III. practice stage IV. evaluation a. I and IV b. I only c. I, II, III and IV d. II and III 2. rote learning in the teaching-learning process is best described as a. motivated b. discovery c. in-depth d. automated 3. teacher princess avoids giving out-of-context drills. instead she makes use of real- world problems for her students to solve. doing so makes teacher princess ___________in approach. a. reflective b. inquiry-based c. developmentally appropriate d. constructivist 4. problems in test content, sampling and procedures can result in error but chance or many of error can be reduced through careful efforts to achieve the following criteria for tests, not to include__________. a. validity b. usability c. reliability d. predictability 5. pavlov’s idea of behavioral conditioning may apply to _______ adopted by classical education but no longer applied by liberal and progressive education. a. test and quizzes b. punitive measures c. examinations and feedback d. monitoring and assessment 6. this is the time the teacher actually spends in the classroom giving instruction by varied means. a. academic learning time b. mandated time c. allocated time d. teaching time 7. it is less interactive and requires relatively shorter period of time to cover content. what teaching method is described? a. both inductive and deductive b. inductive c. both but not deductive d. deductive 8. of the following, ___________concept belong to the learner-centered rathet than the teacher-centered approach to learning? a. single discipline b. inter and multi-discipline c. cluster disciplines d. division of disciplines 9. on transferring learning, how will you classify the presentation of a research study invited social researcher discussing the effect of social media on facebook users? a. concept-related b. learner-related c. utilization-related d. inquiry-related 10. teacher Adrian needs to focus on this quality of thoughts in order to hold them critical thinking. this is not among those needed quality of thought. a. useful thinking b. rote thinking c. objective thinking d. consistent thinking 11. among important characteristics for successful teaching, which connotes physical vigor, energy, perseverance, ambition, industry, endurance, motivation, purposefulness, zealousness and quickness? a. emotional stability b. refinement c. drive d. reliability 12. what kind of multiple question is: ‘for an agricultural country like the Philippines, which should the country advance for its economic development: a) agriculture production (b) industrial development (c) tourism (d) finance and banking.’? a. simple knowledge b. application of a formula c. assessment of a problem d. application of concept 13. is the spiral progression approach for the k-to-12 curriculum mandated? a. no b. yes c. implied d. included in the word ‘integrative’. 14. in a knowledge-based economy, how can a school act as an agent of change? I. by engaging itself in transmissive education II. by equipping learners with lifetime skills such as knowledge trieval, comprehension, application and utilization III. by giving the learners the latest updates in education. a. II and III b. I only c. II only d. III only 15. in the new grading system, on which are the students’ grades based from grade 1 to 12? I. written works II. performance task III. periodical test. a. II and III b. I and II c. I, II and III d. I and III 16. along Erikson psychosocial theory, which statement is one of optimism in early age? a. I meet an uncertain world b. I can rely on my caregivers c. I like my parents d. I’m a fish out of the water 17. what kind of process is done when teacher dondon probes students to think by why questions like what, where, when and why? a. introspection b. recollection c. reflection d. metacognition 18. which instructional activities may serve to reflect the teacher’s philosophy in teaching/ I. setting of the learning outcomes II. choice of teaching methods III. engaging in routine activities a. II and III b. I and III c. I only d. I and II 19. the idea of revisiting and elaborating to the level of full understanding is achieved through the ___________. a. enrichment curriculum b. advanced organizers c. spiral curriculum d. concept mapping 20. which cognitive ability is tested in the essay question: a listing way to tackle noise pollution? a. creating b. classifying c. inferring d. generalization 21. which of the following shows the teacher’s respected for human dignity? a. practicing diligence and industry b. using social media c. working with people of different views d. joining professional associations 22. which roles do teachers play when they help their colleagues by sharing instructional resources such as web sites, readings? a. community leader b. subject expects c. instructional materials custodian d. resource provider 23. which philosophy of education is achieved when the teacher is able to develop intrinsically motivated learners through experiential learning? a. essentialism b. constructivism c. behaviorism d. progressivism 24. teacher Mariah claims she can’t an “I don’t know” answer. so she does _________. a. probing b. prompting c. asking non-directed question d. repeating the question 25. in which grade is mother tongue used as a medium of instruction according to the law? a. k to grade 3 b. k to 1 c. k to 2 d. k only 26. every teacher should facilitate mastery of the content of lessons and this connotes the following characteristics of learning except a. deficient b. adroit c. proficient d. admissible 27. which are classified as bullying? I. punching, pushing, shoving, kicking, slapping, ticking, headlocks, inflicting school pranks, teasing, and fighting using available objects as weapons. II. any act that cause damage to a victim’s psyche and/or emotional well- being. III. name-calling, tormenting and commenting negatively on victim’s look, clothes and body. IV. cyber-bullying or any bullying done through the use of technology or any electronic means a. I and II b. I, II, III and IV c. II, III and IV d. III and IV 28. how would you describe teacher Candy’s initiative in relating to everyone in the class without playing favorites? a. constructive b. exclusive c. inclusive d. competitive 29. teacher nonie gives quizzes whenever the class misbehaves, but this is wrong since the quiz should not be______. a. invalid b. punishment c. unreliable d. haphazard 30. what kind of knowledge processing is involved when teacher gary asked his students to reflect on themselves as self-learners? a. deductive b. observation c. mate-cognition d. induction 31. among critical thinking is ___________. a. opinionating b. estimating c. guessing d. believing 32. which thought activity or cognitive ability is tested in the essay question: using Christian ethics, how can population control be managed? a. relating cause and effect b. application c. justifying d. summarizing 33. I have to check if my students were able to produce the expected output as stated in my intended learning outcome. which type of portfolio am I interested to see? a. showcase portfolio b. assessment portfolio c. development portfolio d. evaluation portfolio 34. what is known as regular procedure or normal practice that can efficiently contribute to good classroom management? a. dialogue b. discipline c. routine d. reinforcer 35. which theorical concepts serve to anchor the philosophy of behaviorism? I. trial and error II. stimulus and response III. intelligent response and thinking a. III only b. II and I c. I, II and III d. I and II 36. what is the most appropriate tagline for the slogan on cultural diversity:” culture: the cry of men I face of their destiny.” a. knowledge of culture b. cultural literacy c. cultural bond d. cultural norm 37. these are characteristics of effective home assignments or homework, but not to include _________. a. interesting and with background information b. explained with example c. reinforces learning d. lengthy and dictated 38. teacher roger wanted his students to rate their own using the scoring rubrics which he explained to the class before the students began with their task. based on revised bloom’s taxonomy. which level of cognitive processing are the students? a. applying b. analyzing c. evaluating d. synthesizing 39. based on the RA 10533, which are the objectives of the k to 12 curriculum reform? I. to provide sufficient time for mastery of concept and skills II. to provide lifelong learners III. to prepare graduates for tertiary education, middle-level skills development, employment, and entrepreneurship. a. II and III b. I and II c. I only d. I, II and III 40. what is the deped’s version of modern ’bayanihan’ by all sectors in insuring conducive schools? a. brigade eskwela b. ppp c. 4ps d. e-impact 41. in making judgement on the choices for outstanding teacher of the school, the committee set up several criteria as basis to give points to nominees. what attribute of critical thinking did the committee adopt in this situation? a. seeking a clear statement of the issue b. being open-minded c. take into account the entire situation d. keeping the original problem in mind 42. which portfolio can display the students’ best produced outputs, e.g poems they wrote? a. development portfolio b. evaluation portfolio c. showcase portfolio d. assessment portfolio 43. the use of technology in learning has been highly associated with the application of the ___________. a. essentialist learning philosophy b. behaviorist learning philosophy c. progressivist learning philosophy d. constructivist learning philosophy 44. for the process of elaboration, teacher sison asked her student to state a quotable sentence in their own words. what was she trying to do? a. summarize b. paraphrase c. compare and contrast d. draw analogies 45. which practice don’t promote interaction? a. repeating and expanding on a student’s answer b. soliciting students’ question c. rephrasing the question d. rejecting student’s answer outright 46. on the following must important classroom management is ensuring that ___________. a. the students are quite in class b. the classroom is conducive to learning c. instructional tools are used d. latecomers are duly noted 47. which philosophy of education is achieved when a teacher mainly focuses on developing essential skills and the basics of literacy? a. pragmatisms b. progressivism c. constructivism d. essentialism 48. which part of lesson development is concerned with mood setting? a. motivation b. application c. generalization d. deepening 49. how can criterion-referenced test be ensured of fairness? a. add clarity to test construction b. add items with similar content c. match items with learning objectives d. improve scoring procedures. 50. what kind of sources do critical thinkers rely on for attaining truth or resolving problems? a. opinionated b. biased c. vested interest d. credible 51. is teacher’s observation to evaluate students’ work and outcome needs to be objective and this done with__________. a. memory or recall b. common sense c. hunches and guesses d. written notes or records 52. compared with evaluation which is subjective, testing students is more objective because is based on _____________. a. homework b. quantifiable data c. human judgement d. classwork 53. which is new in the teaching TLE in the k to 12 curriculums? a. NC1 is expected of the grade 7 completer b. grade 7 is exploratory c. NC 2 is expected of the grade 8 completer d. grade 7 and 8 are exploratory.